Bella wakes up in the hospital.
She is not critically low on gem clarity, so she has the next two hours to herself to think as long as she doesn't make noise, which she doesn't, and foxes all the monitors attached to her real quick before they beep, which she does; she could go out the window but she has no plans for this loop which require her to skip town. She clicks her heels together and gets into her costume and pulls out a notebook to organize her itinerary.
Puella magi can make our own bodies if we have enough charge and the gem's intact.
That's cool. Nothing short of a Maia can do that. Does that mean that you can't be killed unless the gem's destroyed or out of charge?
Anyway the Noldor are all boys so I doubt they could charm and magic-song you into being their mortal accessory. But now you're warned all the same.
Well, at least it's only the ones in power who have this... magic seduction habit... you think being nonmagically gay will overcome magical mind-altering effects?
It's more like what you described Raine's thing as. Making yourself exceptionally attention-getting, and then of course we have songs for making someone deliriously happy in your presence.
I didn't think you were under the impression they were lovely well-intentioned people. But yeah.
There's various flavors of unloveliness and ill intentionality.
Dunno. The ones I've met are high-strung and a bit unlikeable but that might not be all of them.
I thought you didn't meet them since they didn't come to Doriath and you can't go to the border.
There are four or five who've earned leave to live in Doriath. That's how I know most of the things I know about them.
They weren't involved in the Kinslaying and listened to my father's dictates about how they could settle and where in order to not be disruptive or controlling of local populations, and they happened to get along with my parents.
Because it was people murdering their own cousins, their own brothers, people whose children they'd watched grow up, people they'd known for centuries...
I suppose that's considered a particularly horrifying feature of the Civil War too.
Like a century and a half ago half of this country - as it stood then, it's bigger now, where we are wasn't even in it yet - tried to secede from the other half for complicated economic reasons but mostly so they could continue to practice slavery without interference, and the other half objected, and there was a war.
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